story: CHAPTER XI: Free. 
  
  It was late at night before Blois was reached, and having alighted at the Aigle d'Or they engaged a private room. 
  
  "Even the Duke of Chateaurouge will be satisfied," Ronald said, "that his schemes have failed, and that no more can be done just at present. It will be a bitter blow to him when those scoundrels, on their return to Paris, report their utter failure, for he must have considered it impossible that we could escape from the toils he had laid for us. I only wish that we had clear evidence that he is the author of these attempts. If so, I would go straight with Marshal Saxe and lay an accusation against him before the king; but however certain we may feel about it, we have really nothing to connect him with the affair, and it would be madness to accuse a king's favourite unless one could prove absolutely the truth of what one says. However, I hope some day that I shall get even with him. It will not be my fault if I do not." 
  
  That night Ronald and his mother debated what would be the best way to proceed in the morning, and finally they agreed that Malcolm should present himself at the prison with the order of release, and that they should remain at the hotel, to which Malcolm should bring Colonel Leslie, after breaking to him the news that his wife and son were both awaiting him. The shock, in any case, of sudden liberty, would be a severe one, and the meeting with his attached comrade would act as a preparation for that with his wife. 
questions: What is the title of this chapter?
questions: Which chapter is it?
questions: Where did they go?
questions: Where did they stay?
questions: What did they get there?
questions: When did they arrive?
questions: Who is speaking in the beginning?
questions: Who is he talking about?
questions: Of where?
questions: Have his plans succeeded?
questions: Can they be fixed at this point?
questions: Where are they going back to?
questions: Do they have proof of what he did?
questions: Is the ruler most likely to believe them?
questions: Why not?
questions: Does he want to let it go or get revenge?
questions: Which one?
questions: What did they do that evening?
questions: Who did?
questions: What did they agree upon?
answers: Free
answers: Free
answers: XI
answers: XI
answers: Blois
answers: Blois
answers: the Aigle d'Or
answers: the Aigle d'Or
answers: a private room
answers: a private room
answers: late at night
answers:  late at night
answers: Ronald
answers: Ronald
answers: the Duke
answers: the Duke
answers: Chateaurouge
answers: Chateaurouge
answers: no
answers: schemes have failed,
answers: no
answers: no more can be done just at present
answers: Paris
answers:  Paris
answers: no
answers: wish that we had clear evidence
answers: no
answers: we have really nothing to connect him with the affair,
answers: he was the king's favourite
answers: a king's favourite
answers: yes
answers:  I shall get even with him
answers: He wants to get even with him
answers: I shall get even with him
answers: debated
answers: debated
answers: Ronald and his mother
answers: Ronald and his mother
answers: that Malcolm should present himself at the prison
answers: that Malcolm should present himself at the prison